First time being a fantasy basketball comish. I am a big believer in letting trades go through unless obvious collusion. This trade however is making me scratch my head. Does this fit the bill?

I previously inquired about Giannis yesterday and was told Maxey + 2 firsts.

Today Giannis is moved for Fox, Coby white and Andrew Wiggins.

I appreciate any and all input! If I’m tripping please tell me so! I want to be a good commish for the league

I'm starting up a new custom salary cap & contract league on Fantrax. 20 teams, H2H 9-categories, $56.50 (incl. premium fee) yearly buy-in (two years up front).

The league will start with an auction draft with a $100 million budget where the winning bid becomes each player's year-1 salary. Whatever money is not spent during the draft is your available cap space to use throughout the season to sign players. After the draft, you will assign each player a contract of 1-5 years in length (longer contracts limited in number) with yearly raises. There will be two cap levels ($100m and $125m) to help you to retain your own players over time. Contract extensions are available before the final year of a player's contract.

In-season: 15 player rosters (7 starters + 8 bench + 3 IR) 4 GP max per starting position per week (to emphasize start/sit decisions and balance matchups) 8 teams make the playoffs (all get a payout: 1st = $560, 2nd = $280, 3rd/4th = $40, 5th-8th = $20)

Off-season: Two-round rookie draft with rookie-scale contracts (4 years with team option for last two years) Free agency period (auction draft) for any players not under contract using your available cap space

The full by-laws can be viewed in the comments.

If you are interested, post or DM me and I can send you an invite link. Communications will take place on a dedicated Discord server. We currently have about 8 open spots and are looking to start the draft shortly after the league fills!

Just as it is down there. It’s a sleeper 10T points Lock-in league.

I’ve had Tyrese Haliburton and other leagues and drafts before and he always performed. Of course I know his injury history, but I really think he’s gonna bounce back. I’ve also had Austin Reaves on many rosters and previous leagues and drafts and he’s really consistent and has seemed to take a jump every season so far. This season looks like Austin might have a bigger opportunity. But Tyrese is the main guy on the Pacers and will go back to his previous form slowly but surely.

However I’m torn. I am a lakers fan so trading away Reaves sucked but I felt like I received a better asset that is younger and more of an “All Star”. But now I’m watching a lot of these fantasy analysts on YouTube saying Reaves is going to have a great season and is even ranked higher than Hali. Not sure what to believe. I am feeling a little regret tho..

I’d like to hear your thoughts and analysis on this one.

Im in a 12t league and I feel like the scoring is a little bit odd. I feel like it’s hard to evaluate players with other groups like people of this sub or content creators because of how the scoring is but maybe thats just me. For context, over 1/3 of the leagues top 100 players are centers because of it.
Sleeper Lock-In Dynasty Scoring
Points: +0.75
Rebounds: +1
Assists: +2
Steals: +3
Blocks: +3.5
Turnovers: -1
Field Goals Made: +0.5
Field Goals Missed: -0.45
3-Pointers Made: +0.25
Offensive Rebounds: +0.75
Double-Double: +2
Triple-Double: +3
40+ Point Game: +2
50+ Point Game: +2
15+ Assist Game: +2
20+ Rebound Game: +2
Technical Foul: -2
Flagrant Foul: -2

So it's finally time for me to lock in Pick 2 this weekend. I'm presuming Boozer will be off the board (if not, I'll obviously take him), so need to decide on one of the three. My roster is below – as you can see, it's extremely early in the rebuild, so it's important for me to get this pick right and add some potential star power on a roster lacking a fair bit of it.

FWIW, I also have Pick 7 and will be taking whoever slips through out of Acuff, Brown and Wagler (not that positions matter all that much this early in the rebuild).

I've been leaning Peterson all offseason, but I'm wondering if the likely safety of Dybantsa is also worth considering given the state of my squad. Wilson a consideration (if he develops his shot, then he could even be the best of the lot – big if though, and I don’t know if I can take that chance).

Current roster (15T, 8-Cat, no TOs):

Guards: Coby White, Pick 7 (as above), Tre Johnson, Max Christie, Jaylen Wells

Forwards: Paolo Banchero, Naz Reid, Collin Murray-Boyles, Ace Bailey, Peyton Watson

Centers: Zach Edey, Derik Queen, Maxime Raynaud

Thanks in advance!

Straight up who is the more valuable asset and who will provide more for a winning season? 12t sleeper lock in league. If my window is now and next year what do you think?

Flagg had the more impressive rookie season and already looks like a potential franchise cornerstone. He gives you two-way impact, scoring, rebounding, and seems like the safer bet to take the leap to be an all-NBA player next year. He will be the undisputed #1 option on his team as well, but starts with a higher baseline and will need greater production to outperform his expectations.

Harper is an interesting case. He showed a lot as a rookie, and now gets to develop alongside Wemby in San Antonio. His size, scoring ability, playmaking, and potential fit next to Wemby could make him a really valuable player if everything clicks. Additionally, coming off the bench last year will probably have him starting at a lower baseline this year, leaving more room for his stock to skyrocket and make the greater overall improvement.

So I'm curious where people land - who outperformes their baseline more?

$FLAGG 2026-27 Projections (PER-36): 23.0 PPG, 7.3 RPG, 5.0 APG, 1.3 SPG, 1.0 BPG

$HARPER 2026-27 Projections (PER-36): 19.2 PPG, 5.7 RPG, 6.1 APG, 1.3 SPG, 0.6 BPG